A tax increase might prompt a one-time shift in the timing of compensation without meaningfully altering long-term choices.
Here, following the 'Hinge and Caps' model of jaw development, we have investigated evidence of heterotopic (relative changes in position) and heterochronic (relative changes in timing) shifts in gene expression, relative to amniotes, in the jaw primordia of S. canicula embryos.
Hall (1997) suggests that many arguments against the existence of the phylotypic stage are based on heterochronic (or timing) shifts in development, not morphological shifts.
But, the Camp plan uses timing shifts, phase-ins of tax-rate cuts, and other maneuvers to achieve revenue neutrality in the initial decade.
Timing shift among different crystals, as reported in some other resistor-based multiplexing circuit designs, was not observed.
The timing for a dragon shift in position was based on the number of times the dragon had been struck by lightning.
If this were also the case in humans, then even a single transmeridian flight (rapid travel across multiple time zones), with a sudden shift in the timing of the light-dark cycle, could induce changes in intrinsic circadian period.
Knowledge of this is essential in order to support the claim that there is a "seasonal shift in timing of vernalization as an adaptation to extreme winter".
Sagawa and colleagues compared mice whose mothers had received 30% fewer calories during pregnancy with normal controls and found that the underweight pups experienced a shift in timing: the normal increase in blood leptin a week earlier than usual.
Over time there was a shift in preferences for timing and frequency of online continuing education strategies.
